US-China tech tensions escalate amid reported iPhone ban and Huawei smartphone launch
- China has reportedly banned government employees from using iPhones and plans to expand restrictions, wiping out $200 billion from Apple's market value.
- The reported iPhone ban coincides with Huawei's launch of new smartphones, including one with an advanced Chinese-made processor.
- Huawei's new smartphone is under investigation by the US government over concerns it violates export restrictions on Chinese chipmakers.
- Lawmakers and analysts say the developments highlight rising economic brinkmanship between the US and China in the technology sector.
- Experts warn the escalating tensions create significant risks for Apple and other tech firms heavily invested in China.






























































